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From: Nilesh on 26 Jul 2010 05:07
I want to use a 64 bit integer on a 32 bit matlab. I am working on a 32bit matlab. is ther any way to do it.do i have to write my own datatype for it. If i have to write a new datatype for it .can you please provide any hint how to do it.


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NILESH
From: Steven_Lord on 26 Jul 2010 09:37


"Nilesh " <nileshjavar(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I want to use a 64 bit integer on a 32 bit matlab. I am working on a 32bit
> matlab. is ther any way to do it.

That depends on what you're trying to do with the 64-bit integer and what
version of MATLAB you're using. MATLAB has two built-in 64-bit integer data
types; signed (INT64) and unsigned (UINT64). Look at the documentation for
those two functions for more information on what you can do using them.

I'm guessing you're assuming that since your MATLAB is 32-bit that you can
use at most 32-bit integers. This is incorrect; you're comparing apples and
oranges.

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